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The phrase "the players that" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in sentences to refer to a specific group of players. For example: - The players that scored the most points in the game were awarded a trophy. - The players that showed up late for practice had to run extra laps. - The players that were injured during the season received special treatment from the team's trainers.
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We are the players that are on the pitch.
"I told the players that; that I feel that way.
"I don't think I'll have to tell the players that.
I want the players that genuinely want to be there.
And I loved coaching the players that were here before.
These are the players that are the closest," Wenger said.
"The information is going to the players that are here.
The players that turned up did not fare much better.
"The players that were here were the players that deserved to be at this match," Emery said.
In finance, however, it is often the players that are anxious to beat the rush.
With the players that left the pressure would have increased [had they gone out].
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